Windows 7 Wifi Interfering with audio playback

swbhoy

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Hi ,
Apologies if this issue has been raised but I've done a search and no matches.
My issue is as follows;
When I play audio (any audio whatsoever so mp3s, movies, you tube, speech on games etc etc) I frequently get a loud an irritating intermittent buzzing sound (even on the Windows startup tone) that on closer listening sounds like a lag of some kind.
I've ruled out performance as an issue as its a brand new (1 week) PC running 6GB of ram , dual core processors etc etc . Also resintalled the sound card driver and still the same.
Google search has shown other Windows 7 users with similar problems and several suggestions that it may be wi-fi interference. So I disabled my Wifi adapter and lo and behold.......no problem, mp3's and movies play perfectly.
So I know that the wi-fi is the problem. My issue is , what do I do about it? Clearly its not remotely workable to have a PC that can only play decent audio when I'm offline so how do I go about fixing it.
I acknowledge that this may be a hardware issue but think its unlikely given that its a) a brand new PC and b) other Windows 7 users seem to be having similar problems. I'm using all the same apps (jukebox etc) and the same wireless signal / router than I have on my Vista OS notebook and have no problems with that at all.
This is seriously spoiling my new PC experience so any help / suggestions would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks in advance for your help
Steve
 
Honest answer is I have no idea. I'll check my network card when I'm at home and post the specs here in a few hours.
Can I ask why it would help if it did support 802.11 N?
 
Hey

Thanks for the responses so far. Just looked up my PC's spec's on line and it lists the following;

Networking Network adapter - Integrated
<LI class=even>Wireless LAN Supported Yes Data Link Protocol Ethernet , IEEE 802.11b , IEEE 802.11g , Fast Ethernet , Gigabit Ethernet , IEEE 802.11n (draft)
<LI class=even>Compliant Standards IEEE 802.11b , IEEE 802.11g , IEEE 802.11n (draft)
Does this help me and if so what can / should I change?

Thanks
Steve